Salalem AI
Salalem AI drafts courses and assessments from selected material, proposes programs against your role requirements, and structures your existing framework for review. The knowledge assistant answers from approved sources with citations. Activity discovery can also search external sources for options your team reviews and approves before use.
AI writes the first draft. Your team signs it off.
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Knowledge Assistant
A knowledge assistant grounded only in your approved policies, SOPs, and courses. It cites its sources — and when they don't cover a question, it says so and routes to the right owner.
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Course Drafting
Turn a policy document or a rough outline into a structured course draft — sections, activities, and knowledge checks — for your team to shape before anyone sees it.
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Assessment Drafting
Question sets proposed against the objectives they measure, with ambiguous or duplicated items flagged while they are still cheap to fix.
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Journey Composer
Start with your role requirements and connected learning. An agent proposes program options with reasons; your team selects content and reviews the draft before publishing.
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Framework Import Assistance
Structure your existing framework document into an import draft. Your experts review the roles, requirements, and mappings before applying it; your organization owns the model.
The draft
What an agent hands over, and who signs it
Course, assessment, and program proposals give your team material to review. People decide what to use and publish. The knowledge assistant answers employees directly from approved sources with citations.
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A draft, never a publication
A course or assessment draft stays separate from published learning. Your team reviews its content and answer keys before publishing; a program proposal still needs content selection and review.
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Sources depend on the task
The knowledge assistant grounds answers in approved sources, and source-based drafting uses the material you select. Activity discovery can search external sources and show sourced options. People review and approve an option before registering it for use.
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The reasoning travels with it
Each proposal states why it made the choice it did, so a reviewer can argue with the reasoning instead of guessing at it — and reject the argument, not just the wording.
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Rejections are part of the record
What was proposed, who decided, and what they changed all stay in the change log. An examiner asking how a course came to exist gets the same answer a year later.
Bring One Requirement. Leave With Its Record.
Give us an hour and one real requirement — from your rulebook or from a role profile. You will see how it maps to people, deadlines, and evidence on Salalem.
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